Synthesizer.LLVM.Wave

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saw :: (PseudoRing a, IntegerConstant a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

square :: (PseudoRing a, IntegerConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

triangleSquarePower :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => Integer -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

Discrete interpolation between triangle and square wave. For exponent 1 we get a triangle wave. The larger the exponent, the more we approach a square wave, the.more computing is necessary.

triangleSquareRatio :: (Field a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => a -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

Continuous interpolation between triangle and square wave. For factor 0 we get a square wave, for factor 1 we get a triangle wave.

triangle :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

approxSine2 :: (PseudoRing a, IntegerConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

approxSine3 :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

approxSine4 :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

rationalApproxCosine1 :: (Field a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => a -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

For the distortion factor recip pi you get the closest approximation to an undistorted cosine or sine. We have chosen this scaling in order to stay with field operations.

rationalApproxSine1 :: (Field a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => a -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

For the distortion factor recip pi you get the closest approximation to an undistorted cosine or sine. We have chosen this scaling in order to stay with field operations.

trapezoidSkew :: (Field a, RationalConstant a, Real a) => a -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

sine :: (Transcendental a, RationalConstant a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

replicate :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> a -> CodeGenFunction r a

This can be used for preprocessing the phase in order to generate locally faster oscillating waves. For example

 triangle <=< replicate (valueOf 2.5)

shrinks a triangle wave such that 2.5 periods fit into one.

halfEnvelope :: (PseudoRing a, RationalConstant a, Fraction a) => a -> CodeGenFunction r a

Preprocess the phase such that the first half of a wave is expanded to one period and shifted by 90 degree. E.g.

 sine <=< halfEnvelope

generates a sequence of sine bows that starts and ends with the maximum. Such a signal can be used to envelope an oscillation generated using replicate.

partial :: (Fraction v, PseudoRing v, IntegerConstant v) => (v -> CodeGenFunction r v) -> Int -> v -> CodeGenFunction r v